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IMMIGRATION IS

OW INCREASING

Fifty Britain. All Steerage Berths Taken in

Advance

Special to The Guardian. 0'["l‘AWA, 'April 1'I-Mr. Scott

Siipevintendcnt of Immigration, who Speciiil to The Guardian.

has returned from a tour of Great Britain, predicts that the immigra- tion to Canada from Britian this year will be 160,000, an increase of 50 per cent. over last year. The quality of the immigrants is al- nn steadily improving, Canada get- ting the pick of the men who are laaving _the Motheir Country.

Mr. Scott says it is practically im-

possible to book either steerage or second-class passage on any steamer pound' for Canada for six months to COIIIP. Many British immigrants are now

coming via New York and Boston.

This morning the department was notified that 176 Chinese immigrants were landed at Victoria. ` This is the largest numflier of Clilii-

ese ever landed at that port from ony lille Blllll. The poll tax VIEWS 533.000 to thc eountry's treasury.

HECIPIIDSIIY

DEDAIE NDW DN

Spei-iul to The Guardian.

WASHINGTON, April l7-'Thcdc-

hate on the Canadian reciprocity agreement continued to hold the at- tention of the House of Representa- tives today. The discussion of the bill will lic

closed tomorrow night or Wednes-

day.

NDMEN HESENI

IINLI "EHAHNI"

LHS ANGELES, Cal., 12--Woinuu

suffrage scored nnotlier point today and inerc man went down to_ ignoran- ce. The mere man was Willard Hunt- ington Wright, for one year, 1906-07. ii student at Harvard and with a lo- cal repiitatioii as a literary man, critic, lecturer and writer. He was sent by the “Society opposed to equal suffrage" to deliver a scathing brnudside before the Women’s Press Club. Wright went.

llcfore his speech was delivered he

created some excitement by charlliflf-I that the chairman of the meeting, Mrs. David Chambers McCann, u leading society woman, was in col- lusioii with the suihngettcs. For this he wus merely hissed. Then he began his speech which he read from man- uscript. “Woman‘s physical attrac- tion is her only charm," he said by way of mild preface. 'Then P0050* moniiini broke loose. ’l`hcre` were his- seii und cat calls, cries for him to quite. iind every one of 125 women present had something to say that did not reflect credit to his mental eqiiipinent. But Wright raised his ‘voici-. iind continued despite the hoot- ing.

TIIO HUNDRED GIRLS

SAVED BV FIRE ESCAPES

ST. lifllllil, April 14-Two liiiiidrcil lrii-is rind women employed in 8 shirt factory on thil seventh floor of a Wnsliiiigton avenue building left with the niisistnnce of firemen down the fire iiscnpe, following an explosion and fire late today, on the third floor. One woman leaped to the side- Walk from the second floor and was picked up unconscious.

FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE

OF CANADA DEAD

OTTAWA, April 14-The Right HOU. Sir ldlzear Taschereau died at his residence, 265 Laurier Avenue East. this morning, in his 75th year. The deceased had been stricken with PBT' “lysis some three weeks ago, but re- covered somewhut, until three days “Eu when the fatal termination be- Came inevitable.

____________. Mlnard's Liniment for sale everywllef

Per Cent Gain From

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ANII-ANDHMDN CAMPAIGN LEADS

ID DISDIIDEII

Biiiuiauriuan, Ain-ii 17-_.in am.

Iwlormon camllélifgn has lcd to serious disorders here. ' ‘ All - Dfganived demonstration illliainst Mormonism was carried out land an ultimatum ii-isucd requiring I the Mormon missionaries to quit the town within eight days.

Later a great crowd attacked a

Mormon meeting house and stoned and smashed the windows.

T-he police had great difliciilty in

restoring order. _.

DDWDELL ID NINE DP

HUSDAND HDAAE-EDAAINS

ST, LOUIS, April I2--It is lawful

for a wife to keep tab on lici' hus- band with a. cowbcll, and also to Pull his mustaclic, according to the decision of Circuit Judge Miiencli, _who Monday dismissed the cross hill of Henry Curry, who \vnntiil to be divorced from Mrs. Julia (‘uri~y of 4345 Hartford street because she did these things. Mrs. (‘uri~y's bill also was dismissed.

Mrs. Curry wanted to know when

her husband got iii at night. She did not want to sit up. She hung a lcowbcll on the front door in such a way that it would jingle and awaken her when he tried to slip in. I flurry testified that this ivns very lannoying to him and also to the neigiilioiirs, who were nwakcnrd by the bell. llc also had objections to flvlrs. (7urry~pulling his mustache in an unloving way.

Mrs. Curry in her petition for di-

vorce alleged that Curry struck her and intercepted letters from her ra- _lativcs. I `

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IWDAAAN EDHND DEAD ' WIIH DIIDNEN NEIIN

lll.(ll`l{ ISLAND, ll. 1., April 12-

Lying ut the foot of the stairs in _her home the body of Mrs. Ann hliza- beth Littlelield, 72 years old, was found today by (`ourtlan_d Westcott, at hired man, who liveduvith thc aged

lwoiiian. The woman was fully dressed .and it is believed thnt the body hull lain where it was found ull night. An ,inquest was begun -this forenoan, but wus suspended until the iirriviil of ,liel‘ son, Clarence Littlefield, from

.;I’rovidcnce this iifternoon, _ - | An autopsy performed upon the body this afternoon, upon instruc- Itiong from Attorney-General (.rcei_i~ Iough, showed that the ivoiiiun s 'death was due to 'ai broken neck.

ONTARIOIAAN. WHO

BEAT SON T0 DEATH.

GETS LIFE SENTENCE

-’““ I

(`-Ol)ERI(.`H, April 14-George Van-

stone was tonight found guilty of mfinslaugliter in connection with the death of his son, whom he beat to death with 8, stick, and was sentenc- cd by Justice l~`nlconiiri<lli0 C0 llfil lm' prisiinment. i

The p(ison:a"s wife burst into tears'

when she heard 'thc sentence. The trial lastcil less than four hours, the

defence ilieing insanity. The lRWy_0l_S for the proscciitloiv aiid_ defence c t the 5,14,-ess to me Jury in the hands of the judge.

IAADAIA JUDIU, FAMOUS

OPERA SINGER, DEAD

_ Nu~,p;_ prniice, April 14-Mine. A_ni_n; Marie Louise Judie, famous as ii ligi opera singer, died here today. _

Mme. Judie was born in riemur.

France. July 13. 1850' Sh” was of

ser ag a saleswoman in ii_depar_tm{1_I\t store. The beautiful ffilulliy 0 ff; voice and her vivacious nianne; gh tained for her ri scholarship ik 9 Conservatoire in Paris. “ml *tl "ha year of study there she ina c D or aeiiiic, i.. iiiav. as the Gvm“‘“*° uf” matiriiw. in 1-“S G“‘“d"" 9?"§?_EE'f es'

iii is Piisi.

THE DAY

If We sit down at sat of sun, And count. the things that we have done; ,

And counting, |nnd

One self-denying act, one word That eased the heart of him who

heard;

Om* Elance most kind, That fell like sunshine where it

went,

Thru we may count the day.well

Spent.

BM. If through all the livelong

day.

W . eve eased no heart by Yea 0( ::.l;“l,~yi~|€ation that gets into our livels

nay'

If u.i°iig'ii ic an -

W°'ve done no thing that we can

tra.

That brought the sunshine to a.

face;

N0 Mt. most. small,

“'81 helped some soul, and nothing

coat -

Then coiint that day as worse thanl

lost.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._._._._._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_ ~-~ - - - - -' -'ro

` Lifc on earth would not be W0i'U\ much if every source of irritation were removed. Yet most of US 1`¢b0l against the things that irritate _pst and count as he»iVY @1055 W .9 ought to be rich again: we are toni that the _oyeief is “imi- that when an irritating obgectz if B bit of sand, gots under t e ment tie" of his shell. he simply °0‘V\§_‘"“ ‘ with ins most precious P°f°_°f,1_h: ing and makes of it a_P0B|'- ritation that was causing it sI»opl>i¥<1 by encrustlng it with the pearly _IOP mation. A true pearl is thereiice - 1 victory nvgr irritation. bv-

iorturilty for DOH' ‘

Hllllttlilfe. 'lghgnmcllzl irrfta-tions the Dc- vn mugs at "sv the more pearls we may have. We need only to WBICOIIW them and cover them coinDl9¢¢lY Wm* love the most precious part of us. ,na 'nie irritation wifi be iinotneisa one as the pearl com-es into being.

humble parentage and began her car-I

DLDDDY DAIILE i LASIS .ALL DAY

Mexico Calls Out All Volun- teers From Eighteen to Forty-Five Years of Age

Slmcial to The Guardian.

MEXICO CITY, April 17-A gener- al Call IDI' Volunteer soldiers to serve' for six months was -posted today.

The call is made to all citizens be-

tween 18 and 45 and the pay' is 50 UPN-S a day, besides, clothing and equipment. _The War Department has also at its disposal numerous volunteer, or- ganizations maintained by wealthy planters, mine owners and others.

LOS ANGELES, April 17-The

whole rebel and federal forces were engaged in a terrific battle at Agua l’rieta this morning, when the firing was continuous.

DDSIDN LDDSIEH

EAAAINE DHDNEN

Special to The Giinrdiaii.

H(lS’]‘0N, April 17-The lobster

famine bczn broken by the arrival of the steamer Boston from Yarmouth with 1,200 crates.

Today, the customary “broiloil

live" is oflereil at downtown cafes.

The catch off the Nova Scotia

coast is reported successful land rc- gular shipments will now follow.

EILAAAES ELIIEGINII

EDH PHISDN DEATHS

I.ANSING, Mich., April 12-Sensa-

tional charges of the abuse of prison- ers :it the Marquette State prison were iiiiide public today in the min- ority report of the legislative com- mittee which recently investigated the prison. A majority report of the committee indorsing the» warden, James Russel, but recommending that no corporal punishment be per- mitted for failure to perform tasks, was made public a week ago. '

The minority report calls for the

removal of the warden and the mem- bers of the board of control of Mar- quette prison; the exclusion of the warden's brother, William Russel, from employment in the prison and thc abolition of flogging.

The minority document recites that

un insane prisoner, named Walsh, heaviiig another prisone'r`s outcries, while awaiting his own turn to be dogged, pierced his heart with a P611- knife.

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IEN IHDDSAND LANE

SEAAAEN DHDEHED DDI

CHICAGO, April 13-The strike of 10,000 seamen on the Great Lakes has been renewed by order of the Luke Senmens' Union. The strike is direct- ed with the opening of navigation season, against the Lake Carriers’ Associations' open-shop policy on its ships.

his sailors are allied with the

Shipping Association, Limited, of London, which may inaugurate a strike involving 250,000 men on May

SPECULATOR PATTERN

SCATTERING HEALTH

LiHI.tlAG(), April 12-"Social serv-

ice" is to be the guiding thought of .liiiiics A. l’nttcn in the ilistrililitioli of his fortune for_the _benefit of hu- miinlty during his life time. Mr. Patten has set about scattering his wealth. and has given to charities $2,000,000 within six months.

Half a million dollars was donated

to the cause of Mexican research in the white plague. Another large con- tribution was for the Protection and education of that neglected class call- ed “the children of the pathetic es- tate." A public park has been PPO* vided for fn Evanston. Substantial uid has been extended to the Young Men‘s Christian Association for eri- largement of the sc_ol>€ Of that mst" tution in dealing with the YOUDE men of this and succeeding ilenamtlons'

Generous assistance has been af-

forded to the cause of education in Northwestern UniversitY and a IBYEH gum given to the Evanston Hoslili-Bl£ besfid-es the responses to the almos innumerable sppealti that have come to him from 'the widows. OFDIIBHS. the poor and the distressed.

GOIIUNIGATION

THROUGH PROVINCE

_-_- .

'I' S Y, (I B.

Ba'l2ll: Mlaflito l‘;a\\l/Izsalyodny at 7.00 8-

gera, seven cars mixed freight, 6!

lottetown' with passengers. freig-it express and yesterday's mail.

datfon one hour and forty mlm* late and the Summerslde accommo

win.; ,, ...mrs of pearls -we may have. if we wuii

° `

~ t . ~ . i

train arrived here on time.

AND VIITH AIAINLAND

Yesterday the Minto left Picton at

7.00 a.ni. and docked iii charlotte- town at 8.00 p.m. She had 4 p2\SS€Ii- gm, as tons rr.-igiit. exiiress and 75

. for Picton with PHS9¢“K°\`5i

m o toes 4 cars mixed freight.,

The Earl Grey left Charlottetown

at 7.00 a.in. yesterday and docked in Picton at 10.45. She had 35 passonz

nd fort sacks mail She

datiori train was one hour late. U18 Eastern accommodation thirty-Ave

datlon train thirty-five minutes late. T119 CRW Tm‘7'“`" “°°°mm°d““°“ rises Wednesday morning nt

IMINEHS SIHINE

IIIIAAINS IN N. S.

.im-

Operators Would Not Mee Scale Committee. What Seems Likely to Follow

Special to The Guardian.

I-IALIFAX, April 17-The United

Mine'workers of America scale com- mittee miet here today to discuss with the mine operators the wages and conditions of employment in the mines of the Province.

The mine operators did not accept

the invitation and the United Mine workers will now decide upon the rates of wages and conditions of -em- ployment which if not accepted by the operators will mean a. general strike.

The United Mine workers are

strongly entrenched at present.

"SNDWDALL"

PHESENIED ' LASI NIEHI

'The I'rince Edward Amateur Dra- matic tllub presented the comedy farce "Snowball" in the Opera House in aid of the Charlottetown Hospital to a very large audience last night. 'Phe play is one of exceeding simpli- city, having the same acenical set- ting throughout; the situations were mirth provoking, and the stage man-

D Y 0 D 8 parts. On this account last night‘s performance was not quite so good as some of the previous presenta- tions but it was certainly exception- ally creditable to all the members of the cast, and to Mr. Whitlock the sta e mana er.

8 E William J. Brown took the leading

male part with an acceptance and

cast and took his part acceptably. A

rect interpre ation o is ro e ry Pendergast was supposed to pos- sess all the gay and lithesoiiie spont- aneity of n dcbonair young innn. The part of Uncle John was alloted to G. D. DeBlois and J. A. S. .Bayer took the part of the butler, and both these gentlemen were particularly pleasing to the large audience.

Miss Jacqueline Macdonald -as Mrs.

pleasure of seeing her in the plays

li in the season Her

young lady. Miss Bremner left noth-

well to retain the services of those whose performances are alvvv-YB

as to its painstaking instructor.

One o

~try roa . _ h prohibited from running Oli T “"3”

ut the iresent

.""‘.°’=° »-.»"' We

' The sun sets this e_vening

nud tomorrow evening at

Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Burns, etc.

of the Indian service, and several sistants are in Oklahoma at work

agement excellent. ~ . .-

The number of the cast was limited gggisgalullizsdNfH(?;N.eIliIeeiit;IliI5b1ii;l1l:d

A the Cfub since its formation were un- Although the treatment and gl” able to take part which afforded es are furnished without cost, the some of the yO“nge'r.members an op_ Indians often are reluctant to

ortunit f attem tin difficult cept the service'

MDVEMENI EDN

Stead Complains of

and Urges More

And Effort

Zeal

Special to The Guardian.

bishop of Canterbury and t

ment.

appeal to the leaders of the

and denominations in support Government’s efforts 'to secure the treaty.

DDIIEHNAIIENI IHIES ID i

SAIIE INDIANS EYES

I)AllliING'I‘ON, Okla., April 12-

The 'United States government is building small hospitals and em- ploying oculists and opticians to save the once eagle eyed American Indian from blindness.

It is possible that in time the

dian will be a spoctacled race. smoke of their tcpecs and their hab- its of living tend constantly towards eye troubles, until few Indians have

In- The

sound eyes.

Dr. Daniel W. White, eye specialist

eye at

8.0-

HAHE DISEASE

NILLS AIHLEIE

PHILADELPHIA A ril 12-After

ease which is rarely found in an ama- h U ~ P

t _u _ J_ P k H0 _ the juv_ t ree years' ness from a disease so efiille, was atllicercomizmfrxienldlier of the rare “mt It Is Emil to have bee? .the

1‘Jth case in the history of medicine.

_ - d L1 1» ht h ._James M._Rhodes, Jr., once ii vuard

:E;h:t€)';1nne,0re g2si,.ab1l§foe,EtheuT0t;I; on the Princeton football team? died

t I tu 1 _ Hap today at his home at Villa Nova.

iii cliaease that killed Mr. Rhodes

is known to physicians as blastoniy- cetes, and is inunifested by i-i malig- nant vegetable growth which attach- es itself to the intestines.

Mr. Rhodes was attacked by the

malady whil‘e in the S'outh. He was 35 years of age, and was graduated from Princeton in 1897.

h t l flfllldtl ex- ,_ '

§¢;I1ttateiloEiid)nco?ntl)ioIse uwlfo bald the ADvERTI5I:-IAEIITS

(Too late for Classification.)

presented ear 'er _ _ - free and graceful impersonation of I_)ICKLED CABBAGE, Onions 10 the character was well conceived and .. lbs for 30c. at Tantons. _ ,the audience fully appreciated the *_ 4-15d3r.

‘efforts of this talented and versatile “Ii-‘ALIBUT SALMO*°°¥'_"N_ Cmmslh

Smoked and Dried Meats at

ing to be ae_5_i_re.i ciiled ifolile Oxifhgé 'r.intcii's. ' 4-isaai.

‘G"“§°'~ “F ° “° °“ ‘ *oat SALE c |Pe“°_1°p°' a mam' gave A very megs* Aj' .S. SchoI`ars£liiil;.argaNl‘ii?: I"‘Xq;

ing interpretation of the part. Miss . _ MacKenzie _“ways pleases the ,mdk Guardian Office, Gharlo_t_t._r;t5»:_>1v_v{i_.

.mee and it is hoped that a leading -_-¥-~_---__*._'... pmt win he assigned to her in the ]_4v,0I_t_ Siilalil-Q _i_»vaéonB _i;n<;_sii;lgh. next play. while it is quite proper to - - PPY‘ 0 0 - -4 yd _ Or - encourage the y0\1¥\80I` f“¢mb°\`9 tbl' .__._._l__I_lll’.EE'.,_ giving them parts_ which mayth 8X “7ANTED. Immediately a nurse their abilities, yet in Justice to ea- i_ _-gi;-_1_ Apply at N0, 10 G,-eengeld ter goers, the management W0\1ld <10 Ave. Brighton.____ _ __ 4-l8d3i.

‘N IANTED a smart ygung boy with ex erfence in Dr ood A

, » P ' Y G . D 1

awaited with 1il°sH\\“1hl° ““t‘°‘P“' to s. A. Mcn0na1.i's, oity.s py

YAGON-for sale second hand

t' . _ ._ -»

uI)’|I‘T>f. Wright's Orchestra furnisl;cd -- ~- . .... .. .. _.~ -...- _4_1I§~d`II'.-- in

f - . . ti s. . .

‘:_:_5\‘_'_*i_‘i_aIv;:_‘x‘I;$:rti{;`t:§;?yed_ lihxilg is » _ light running wagon in first

Ceftllillly fl f_li“€ Q“l‘5;I_°al("_‘§_l_5reE“I‘_jv‘7§{ ;:¥;st;,~£;§.13;' doualfllsdezgqmre stones. which measured more than and is "_ are i 0 ie . B _ _ _ ..._ . ._‘___ _.___. _...____' _

OST, on Good Friday, on Dor-

Lucky Lad in foal to Black

ho Queen St and Beer 6; Weeks'

ds Last year moto,-men were taining small sum of money. Please ._-_-_

leave at Messrs Beer & Weeks.

4-18d3i _

'd s, b l- -. ` .. '-

2giN,iciNngy Srnviiltye of ten to eleven, AUCTION, at the residence of the reI,eB1,,,1 the legislation and accorded ` late William Chaindler, corner

Om,-men the Sanie privileges as .Weymouth and Grafton Streets, on

E0 md d to an other ,,.e1,,ci,,S_ .'riiiii~.i<iiiy the zatii , any of April

“CCN C ____________..__... `coinnieiicing at 2 o'clock p.m.

uantit of household effects com

grisingyfurnitiire, stoves, carpets, due

--' etc. R. Bealrsto, Auctioneer. mf" M I

T( RUNTO, April 18-Moderate to 4_18d3,Dd_ event, the Boston ariition. .

fresh wgsterly to noi-thwest__2\;l_y Tlj_,~°°_*'STLER-vvK§',i.‘l;35‘t;-,;g-""‘p,_escnt _mlzevcr since its institution in 1897 wlmlsl fmr’ not much change m 8 - i Charlottetown and Prince Ed' presented in this event so auspi- pemture' ‘ ward Island as a selling agent for cious in amateur ranks, and it bun

___Z.-_--Z-1 r_e_1 the Grand Tl-“nk Pncigc Ra“wBy_ (or een

The lowest t_e_p_'if;_4%l'f;I;_\:_l;_ “_‘i°e';r‘eeS lots in the original townsite of _f1iv- this

Sunday WHS lf Y‘ _ ers, an important divisions poin on t - th H t - ti “_ A,

shove zero and the lhTTihEi3tol<l`;:T, the mam. llne of the Grand Trung Ae.nlHE>nor; frrTJniaStIlIdaIl§arL(l)l`;n of the

forty-one degrees aihove. ‘lm as Pacific idailway. Payments on a Gum recorded -the P\‘¢Vi0\\S “A8 'WAt lots sold are sent direct to the Th thirty-two d€l!\`¢°9 “ho” REO' f Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. fe' had

4 cars D A-‘8 - ` nine p. m. Sunday It W85 I-h“`tY' Du" ceipts and contracts are _issued to em exp;-egg and thirty-eight sacks mai. above Ze,,0_ d __ the purchaser_ by the Railway spd adn_

The lowest temperatiirei recor is perfect titlel is K\1_8¥_‘;\l1I1€€g byttlefi could .*‘“.:*:-"‘.°i°..;’.'.°

M70” zero and mm' 'nts es rdel qs Ie to Mt' e 8 d m ke bi' mon- than forty above. The coldes reco \ t eir spare ime, an _la gh __ lnnd_

press a Y ‘ C, the previous night was thirty-tl1\`¢¢ ey. Many snlesmenwse as niuc _ a_ know

1°°~"°s at 7'00 “'m" today Im AIN: degrees above. At nine p. n‘(i_.__ yi; f_25i:l_l_~__(l_:l_:_V‘lgf_lg gE_y("`I_‘::;l__ ';‘;_‘:“:0lId“;‘r; vince. _now centres the gn-.i\test_ol in- ._\.(`. Yonkers, N.Y...2.38.25 2-5

t0l‘5-BY It was thI"W'E°“T ‘g~ eg” monthly payéunts wighom m_ tierest Durticulnrly in uthletic cir- 1006--Tir;_i_rif.ligXFord. HamP'2_5 45

' . - I I CH. S II" . . . ...... . .

Y°“°‘-dw the Somhem nccommo- ab'I?ll§ l'eeilf(r,th of today will betthlr- tve:_l_':e_st_n;J_¥;et:§e;~__zh Y; ggrxeogngeslxx; c_Mike's perforiiinifrcs iii the piist. l%l0’I~-'l`hi'iniDas I lionrboxt.

teeryl hi;i_i(i_s an_<_l_ th_:1`tY;_I_0g\;_¥` ;{\_§:;“a;’:_'___ in semng than lots Applicants Wm his {iresent__coiid::.‘_3‘_\ _ u_ud _\_“:iiii;_L:{»“i \X`estTl~liid _ Y. M. C. _

W 9 ` 3 ,` ` . I`l\€l'l . S0 Bly Sl 3 I0( W' ll* (` l. ,, ‘,` _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ ,_,2,2\.2

minlltee late’ the western acwmmo' ndldne at el and N-0\“0|'\°0W 3It¢\`“°0“ PAW” WTAE” X- Y- A °'“`e G‘“"‘I'““ fully iustify the faith that is plncedIllini-'l\iomn~;wIl olVlorrlseY

as at 1.23. _ _ QfEl'F_°' _. ._ _ marsh. - in hiiii here as one of the leaders, if` ` \~,.“i<'e,.S_ \»_ ____ __'_2_25_43 1_5

BOWLIXQG, Burkgl _Aflgym tundra not the leader, in tha great e_v¢-nt; ofl]g0i_,__H,m-, p,ma,~_¢_ Nash- mia rimiiim" 'S' °°°° "“»-Silica" °il’.'.'.`€"ifi‘f.”'.;..M..'ilii'i‘2§ iI`i‘l»l..I§“.`.`..li`lifII."_ ““- N- H- ------- -'W-“““"

Thursday morning at 5.09. . lmates hsrep are not astray in their 1"“0"F"°d Cameron' Am`

The moon rises toiiifzlit ut 12. I Mlnard's Linlment Cures Daridrufl. earnest convictions. licrst, N. S. .............2.28.52 2-5

LONDON, April 27-At a meeting in

Whitefield's tabernacle yesterday' in favor of an Anglo-American arbitra-

tion treaty W. T. Stead complained

Siwrislv of' nie aiiatiiy ai ein. Arch- “_

LONIJUN, April 17-A (‘,a],e Town

h - .

, e Ang deiillatch says the liritisli criiii-ici' lican Church toward the peace move- Forto has been ordered to llelagoa

The meeting resolved to send an Anarchy reigns at Delagoa owing

, _ _ church to the fact that many officials and

to_assist_ in forwarding the Lord May- residents of this Portiigueso territory DPS Droiect to form a committee re- remain loyal to the deposed Mon. presenting all the religious churches archy.

of the The revolutionists demand the .]e_

_ in his right hund his crushed loft arm

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ANAHEHY Al

DELAIIDA DAY

Bay.

position of the Governor of Mozam- bique and the expulsion of the loyal- ists.

DDI PHDVIS SIDIS

WHEN AHIH DUI DEE

KANSVAN' (.`I'I`Y, Illii., April 2--A boy stoic of 12 yeiirs is lying in the, University Hospital, the victiiii of iii railway accidciit last night. in lily- rick, Mo., in whirli he lost Iii.; left. firm _and the toes of his left foot. I-lc is William lllcGowiiii, son .if Tlioinng _McGowan, ii rcstiiiiraiit keeper.

His parents lieurd liiin sr-i'c:ini for

help. The boy appeared :it tliu-fi‘oiit door of the home and was admitted by his mother. He wus supporting

and hobblcd on the stump of a vrush- ed fott.

BAD ACCIDENT

AHDIIHIIIDN TO BIG BALLOON

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TPremature Start Leads to Explosion and Four Persons Were Ser-

' iously Hurt

Nlicciiil to The Ciiariliaii. Duff'-‘1i1'1N. .»\i»i-ii ii--A tiiriiiiiig

nccidcnt occiii'|‘c-il at the competition of the Saxon Aeroiia..iicul Society. '

The balloon Niirilliaiii-ien ascqmloq

iiiwiiiatiirely, carrying off Otto Korn, a inuiiiifactiirer, clinging to the 0nt~ side of the basket,

The pilot opened n valve, letting off

U11! HHS. but the balloon was driven with great force, against the gaso- meter. Korn fcll. breaking ri. leg, and the

bnllooii, freed of.liis weight, nognnd. PII illliCl\ly and passed over the gang- ll\0UH'. but the csiaping gas ignited, Cllllsllll-I an cxplosioii. 1"<uu' <»ccupniit.i of the balloon were

I|1l"»\\ii from tlic basket.

Pilot Iiliwltiiiziii siiflcrcil a frat-tiirnd

skiill iinil lhr- other tliicc were badly iiiliii-eil.

IIALIAN WIEE

NILLSHIISDAND

"An engine ran over nie," he said, ns he sank into ii cliziir, “und I rock-`

_ on you'll have to send for ii doc-

tor "

The boy sat in the cliiiir and con-_ ersed with his parents eoiiccriiiiig e accident until ri pliysicinii caiii.-. hen there wus un ziiiipiitufioii of "iv uslied arm and the boy was pl.._. '

the first train for Kiiiisiis i'ity.

He refused an anesthetic.

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DELEIIAIES WILL .

INSPEEI ESIAIES

LONDON, A1\l‘il 13.-i'l`ll0 London 0I`I`@Sl>0T1<lciit of the Birminghuin he n'iunicip:ilitir.~; of l\Tonti~eal, ’l`oi~- litu. Willnilicfl and Quelicc ari- iroiiig o visit thc (‘o-purtiiersliill Tenants' states ut liiriiiifighiiiii :ind i\lnii<'lies- ter. The following criticism is added by both papers’ rorrespoiidents in precisely similar terms.

In the rapidly growingf cities of

Canada many districts are developing; into first class slums, and housing rc- formers there are beginning to disco- ver that in the absence of some anon ,measure as John Burns’ Housing rind Towrl-planning at, the worst condi- tions are bound to be perpetuated.

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ELEVATOR IS ' 5

BLOVIN INTO RIVER

ST. LPUIS, April 13-An eight- tory grain elevntoig valued at $708,-

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he city, ou the Burlington tracks, as blown into the Mississippi river y a severe wind storm tonight. The Bryan Hill public school, also

in the North End, collapsed during the storm.

Two women are reported to have

died from fright, making three deaths up to the present trncable to the storm.

The damage was particularly licuvy the West I-lnd, North Side and iii

St. Louis county, where many grccii- houscs were demolished by the hail

two inches in diameter. The city arks were dcnuded of plants, and

Miss Ham] B,-emner and Bod Car- chester St., between Wcynwllfh flowers in the city‘s grccniioiiscs were

men furnished vocal solos, each of an Cathedral, pair gold rimmed deStmyUd_

which was rendered in a manner well glasses in case. Finder please leave

deserving the hearty encores they re- at Jenkins &§on.jllpd;__ on

ceiv¢d_ _ 14*iOR SALE, brood mare, sired by it

The storm came as tliousanda were

their way home from down town. put an abrupt end to the Ameri- n league game between the local

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Knight, eight years old,` weight 1250. d th (31 1 d t

AUTQMOBILES GI 'i‘. B. Giiiispie, R. M. D. No. 2, cape an ° “V” an °“m`

. Traverse. 4-18drli . .- . ._

A1/IHERST, Anril 14-The county _ ___ L_.___"______ - _ two by the wind, and the players

coiiiicii has closed its Aiirii session. I 0'S'1`. Monday afternoon by young were driven from the airimoiia by the

i the fast set.. of the session J woman between Elmer Rit¢hie's storm. Almost every manufacturing

The steel flagpole was snapped iii

ltl -restrictive legisla- S P. _ ~. plant in the North Side was left

HAZ? Nl-Jitl~ieIl;;ai`d]et<; motors on coun- S“m_lYSld¢. IJFOWH leather PUYBE °0n` without windows after the storm.

-\`l>e<:iul to 'l`lu~ Giiiivdinii.

S.\l_il.'l` r~"l`l-I. MAIIIF., April 17-

l’et|:i‘ .\`ai1f.litiiia, an Italian living uczir Jnrii.~_. Si., was killed last even- .nu by his wifi: i\lrirgery.

'l`lii< woman admits the murder and

is iii jail.

Niwolltiiiii wus employed on tho

night shift ;it the steel plant.

Ho was fislecp,-in bod when his wifg

attacked him with an axe_

NEW lDHN'S I

SPESIASDLAII EIIIE

NF.\.V Yfiltli, April 14--The great

d_ouI>le declu grand stand nnrl the ,iight field lilcuclicrs ut the National League liiiselizill l‘iirk were destroyed IIN UFC curly this iiiiirning causing n. ,loss estiniatcd af $150,000, The club house, and the centre and left field 'bleachers were saved, and the fire, which started af. 12.30 a.m., was un- der control two hours later. l The fire was one of the most spec- tiieulnr ever seen in New Y.ork. The ivlzolc of Hwrlciii and the Bronx was illuniiiiatcrl when the great tongue 0! fluiiic, feeding on the dry woodwork of the stand sliot high in the air und sent showers of sparks swirling still higher. Shortly lifter two o'clock this morning all that remained of the grniiil 'stiiivl was ri innss of twis- ted girilcrs und a henp of smoulder- ing embers.

The definite ziliiioiincement was

unidc by .Iohri T. Whalen, a director

00, at the extreme northern ond oflof tim New v.-,fir (uni, that the Na.

ltioiial Lczigiic team will play its lionie gains-i= on ifne American League grounds. (‘onso\iis from all the Na- tional League (`lulis to this arrange- ment were received it was announc- ed, and the filler of ihc Washington Heights ground ninde by President Frank Farrell was accepted; It will taki-. :i month to replace the Polo (lriiiinds in shrine.

ll. is siiirnesterl that bofh leagues loin in tnkiiig the greatest busebull :ii.. .if.lilr~.i.if‘ stiidiiini iii the world.

THAVI'S COUNSEL IS INDICTED

Nl-ZW YORK, Anril H-Daniel

()`Rir-ily, foriiiei- counsel for Harry IK. 'l`hi~.w_ was indicted yesterday on the cliarire of. receiviii-3 property kiiowii to be stolfiii. The charges agliixist ll’lliclly followed the return of $ii:'»,d0u in ser-iiritics stolen from .I\;iroii I`f1iiici'off, all [tired stock brok- vr who wn>: i‘iibl:'e<l of $B.'>,I)Ull worth of ser-oritie.~. enrly last month while he was taking theui to a safe de- posit vault.

Minnrd’s Liniment Ilclieves Neurnlgla

A _ Toniorrow, April lil, liill, is tho

ofthe running of that now

ous unnunl amateur athletic

Prince Edward Island been re-

b reserved for the Abegwcits of

city to claiin the honor of -

. D its members eoiiipete in anni

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n throughout the whole pro

at club which in the ust luis __o____ mm ______2_2___23 _,___

t events in various parts of Can-

and not without signnl success-

not have chosen from amongst _ ranks 5, \,e¢,f_er, I-09|-esenmuve bridge, Mass .._.2.4l.29 4-5 Michael Thomas of Lennox Is- 1904-Mivllaul l'll‘l`llll§. NBW

und in that iersonnge so well

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THE BOSTON MARATHON

I At this fini.-. tho following tabln sliowiiig the winner of the prcvloun

races will be of interest:

1807-J.J_ l\lcl')crn10tt, New

York ...,..Z.55.1ll

ivills-l~t..l. Mcllcinuld, (Tain-

‘ bridge, Mass .... .. ...2_42.00

isfifi--i.. .i. Bi-ignoii, osm-

bridge, Mass . . . . . . ...2.5-1.38

1000-.l..l. Unflrny, Hamil-

ton, fliit. _ ..2.i}'.‘ N 2-5

11101-J..I. Crillrey, Hamil-

1902--Sriinuel A. Mellor, _

Yoii!-'.er.~1, N. Y. ...__..2.43.0lf

` 1903-J.(`. Lorden, Gam-

York. .....2.3B.04 2-5

- 1905--l"i‘cii l.or1_, Mohawk

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